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Samut khoi
''Samut khoi'' ((タイ語:สมุดข่อย), (ラーオ語:ສະຫມຸດຂ່ອຍ), "''khoi'' books") or ''samut thai'' (Thai: ) are a type of folding-book manuscript which were historically widely used in the areas of nowadays Cambodia, Laos and Thailand, as well as in Myanmar, where they are known as ''parabaik''. They are usually made with the paper of the Siamese rough bush or ''khoi'' tree, and are not bound like Western books but are folded in an accordion style. ''Samut khoi'' are made either with black paper (in Thailand known as ''samut thai dam''), or with white paper (''samut thai khao''). The use of ''samut khoi'' in Thailand dates to the Ayutthaya period. They were usually used for secular texts including royal chronicles, legal documents and works of literature, while palm-leaf manuscripts were more commonly used for religious texts. ==References==
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